I am guessing that this is Graptoveria amethorum, which is cross between Echeveria purpusorum and Graptopetalum amethystinum. Shouldn't it, technically, be Graptoveria 'Amethorum', in the same way that Echeveria x imbricata should be Echeveria 'Imbricata'? Nice plant of an silvery grey-green color, apparently easy to rot. Uh oh. No water for you this winter, honey.
I like the fatty plumpness of the leaves.
I like the fatty plumpness of the leaves.
I think you have identified it correctly. I get really confused on when names should be put between ' marks so can' help there. It is prone to rot, which is not just limited to winter.
ReplyDeleteSpiky thanks for the warning on that rot issue. I'll have to be very careful with the water year round, not just in winter.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty!
ReplyDeleteI have this one and it's a real gem. Hopefully it'll survive the winter on the window sill. Seems to have gone dormant for me. I'll be careful not to overwater it.
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